Sentence examples for comforting reading from inspiring English sources

It is not comforting reading.

The first, and more comforting reading, is a tale of exceptionalism.

"Being reminded how recently black people were called 'niggers', raped, sold, parted from their children and made to work in the sugar cane fields until they dropped is never going to make for comforting reading," Amanda Craig wrote in the Daily Telegraph.

Although the book touches on the horrors of racism in the Deep South, it's a strangely comforting read.

The novel is not an easy or comforting read; it is fierce and challenging but is utterly compelling.

It's that trust - that all will, in the end, be well - that makes stories with guardian angels such a comforting read.

So far from much of my family, I find the story of these three girls, sisters in everything but blood, an immensely comforting read.

The concept of a comforting read takes me straight back to times of childhood illness; cuddled up with a duvet and a dog on the sofa with a pile of Asterix or Tintins within easy reach; probably next to the saucepan my parents had sacrificed as a sick bucket.

I've been reading Alexander's book at bedtime, and it's not a comforting read.

What was the "players' comfort" reading, exactly?

My great comfort reading is Mervyn Peake.